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vote

[voht] / voʊt /




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Silicon Valley investors who own super-voting shares in a company would be taxed on their voting rights, rather than the value of their shares.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s no mistake that “Tow” was released just five days after the Oscars, when the film can still capitalize on awards season’s waning buzz without negatively influencing Academy voting.

From Salon

Reed rejected these calls, arguing there was "no precedent for a vote in Parliament for defending British people who are under attack".

From BBC

The tabulation — which can last weeks past election day — is the product, in large part, of a commendable objective: Encouraging as many people as possible to vote.

From Los Angeles Times

Of the 488 members who voted Saturday, about 55% supported reopening the endorsement process, falling short of the required two-thirds majority.

From Los Angeles Times